Paradise To Go

Suddenly, Rante Kleinknecht finds himself down--not only because he drunkenly runs nose-first into a wall, but because he has just found himself out of a job. Not the best scenario for scoring points with the lady he's fallen head over heels in love with…
After a less than stellar career as an actor, and a brief interlude in Danish porn, Rante's zigzag path lands him a successful gig in real estate. The young, good looking guy has finally taken the elevator straight to the top. But there is a price to be paid for his new-found success: an empty marriage. Not a problem; until his former love unexpectedly turns up – and their undying passion takes over…
The time: 1967 – 1975. Sex, drug, rock’n’roll – the Beatles, Stones, Dylan, Baez, Hendrix and on to the Europop of Abba – as culture and politics turned upside down. The gray of the Fifties vanished in a burst of psychedelic color, propelling the world into that long-overdue future we live today.
The European overlay also provides the non-European reader with the pleasures of a tourist—first-time or habitual—in traipsing back and forth across the Continent, taking him from Berlin to Copenhagen to Paris, from Heidelberg to the Rhineland, and on the Greek Isles, the South African Tsitsikama Forest, and ultimately to Rante’s own amenity-laden condominium Utopia on the Baltic Sea.